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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-10-13
Council Proceedings.
IRegn,ar meetings nrst Monday In each

lRegular meetings nrst Monday In each
month";
REGULAR MEETING.
Meeting of the Common Council
of the town of Ceredo ut the office
of s. F. Hoard in said town Aug
Ist, 1887. y quorum was present,
Mayor Wright being in the chair
Recorder being absent, S. F. Hoard
acted as Recorder pro tenn.
Minutes of the last meeting being
read were approved.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES:
Hook and Ladder committee re
ported progress and was continued.
I. I. McDougal was awarded
the contract for printing the pro-
ceedings of the council for the cur
rent year for S12.
Committee on roads and streets re-
ported that the Road Commissioner
has list of persons liable to work on
roads, etc, nearly completed and
was ordered to warn out such
forces rs he can work to advantage.
Committee on securing police
office was continued.
Committee on settlement with T..
j. Ninson was continued.
Committee on town pump re-
ported the bills Of Elias Stock and
Wesley Johnson returned to them
for correction.
Town Sergeant Collier reported
that he had served written notice to
build and repair sidewalks on west
side End street and west side Of Isl
street east as ordered at last meeting
dated July 18th, last
Petition of III. Hall for license
to have shooting gallery on the
ground adjoining the postofiice
received and on motion petition
was granted and tax for license
fixed at fifty cents per month.
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Sept. 9th, 1857.
REGULAR MEETING


Committee Of the whole ON drain
age report that drain is needed to
lead the water from the ditch
near corner ofC street and Gst ST.
west to Jordan Branch. On motion
il was orderd that tile drain be put
in sufficient to drain the water into
said branch, and that 5 +. Hoard be
requested to draw specifications OF
the work and ascertain the cost Of
the tile necessary aud from where
and from whom it can be had TO
the best advantage.
The bill Of Elias Stock Of S8 20
and the bill Of Wesley johnson of
90 cents, for repairs on town pump,
and the bill Of Clatc Handley Of 20
cents, FOR burying dead hog, were
allowed.
On motion it was ordered that
the Street Committee he requested
to examine and have done what
may be necessary 10 repair the
bitches leading the drainage into
Jordan branch, on Main street at
the approaches to the bridge over
said branch.
The Town Sergeant submitted
delinquent list Of unpaid taxes, and
on motion it was approved
1t appearing from the basis Of
taxation for the year 1887, as near
as the same could be ascerfained
from the best information at hard,
thatit viii be necessary to lay q levy
Of, at least, 80 cents on the 10000
valuation, 60 pay the current dc
mands Of the year. On motion 81
was ordered that a levy of so cents
on each 800. valuation Of the real
estate aud personal property Of the
town be and hereby is laid for the
purpose Of paying the current de-
mauds Of the year 1857.
NJ Sheldon was appointed Treas
urer in place Of G. X Osgood re
signed, he to give boud and approyed
security.
Councilman S +. Hoard present.
ed the following.
That section IA Of the ordinance
Of the town Of Ceredo as printed in
the book of ordinances, be amended
so as to insert after the sentence
''ride or drive upon or across side
walks" and before the sentence
permit a team, &c the following
sentence Or ride or drive any
carriage, wa gon, dray or other We
hicle drawn by any animal Of ani-
fts "a L. a. fhn drain r.r rrsrffrrr 90 .....
street of said town unless 1t be
necessary TO drive in said drain or
gutter 90 enter some lot or other
enclosure adjoining or FOR the pur-
pose Of hitching to allow parties 10
enter or 20 alight from said vehicle
or for the purpose OF unloading said
vehicle or for the purpose 81 pass
ing some construction in the portion
of the street designed for the use Of
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N PERSONAL ia
III AASSNikSS --S-rSyN w. v%SS--3

Mrs. Maggie Utnamer has returned from
Syracuse, Ohio.
Mr.. Gen. Frampton, OF Huntington, was in
our town, Sunday.
Messrs. F C. Moore and G u. Thornbury,
travelling statesmen, visited Ceredo last Fri
day.
Richard Bolyard and family left for Preston
county, Tuesday, where they Will hereafter
reside.
Mrs. Jennie McClurkin was the guest of
the Misses Millender during her soiourn in
Ceredo.
Mrs. George Wilson, son and daughter. OF
Proctorville, ohio, are visiting relatives in
this place.
Mr.. II. {. Parsons. who formerly lived in
Ceredo, has moved from Philadelphia 10
Cleveland.
Mr.. T. w. Chestnut and Mrs. Fanny Glib
son, OF Bath county, Virginia, are visiting
relatives here.
Miss Mamie Frizzer, OF Ashland, KY,
was visiting relatives in Ceredo the latter
part OF last week.
Mr.. o. L. Bush, the old gentleman who
was shot some time ago by burglars. walked
over TO town yesterday.
Messrs. W. W Miller and II. II. Osburn.
two good patrons OF the ADVANCE, made this
office paying call, saturday.
Prof. T. b. Mccain has rented tbs Chapman
building. vacated by Richard Bolyard. and
Will move his family 10 Ceredo.
Mr.. Charley Smith, formerly Deputy
Sheriff OF this county, was the guest OF his
brother, Squire W. O. Smith, last week.
Rev. y. IL. Chittenden is visiting in north
ern Ohio, consequently there was no services
in the Congregational church last Sunday
morning.
Miss MRude Griffith was taken IN last week
and was compelled TO suspend teaching al
present. She is Low at her home, but is
much better.
Mrs. j. II. Miuendcr, her daughter Miss
Zella and Miss Mary Grothe, returned yes
tcrday "Wednesday from visit to relatives
and friends In Maryland.
Revs. Burwell Akcrs and Joshua Ball stop
ped over night, in Cercdo, Monday, en- route
10 the Baptist General Association which
| eonvenesfo-d ay in Parkersburg.
Rev. II. r. sadler, the Baptist minister who
has been called TO this charge, preached a;
the school house. Sunday-mornIng and
evening. From here he went To the Baptist
General Association at Parkersburg
The numerous friends OF the Rev. A Given,
OF the NJ. y. church, South, will be glad IL
learn that his post office address for the next
year will be at Dickson, w. Na--lFayettevillC
Republican.
Dickson is I'm Wayne county, where Rev.
Given has many friends and admirers.
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August Goth 1887.
SPECIAL MEETING.
nEroRr on coMMIrrEEs:

KEfplNI OF COMMITTEES:
Committee on Hook and Ladders
reported no further progress. On
motion Councilman Stewart was
directed to prepare a suitable place
near the center OF the town TO secure
the ladders now made.
Committee on police office was
continued.
Street committee reported that
some disposition of water, at end
street west near G street, must be
made and on motion the council
agreed TO meet there Friday, Aug.
Goth, and examine the ground.
Committee on settlement with u
/. Vinson was continued.
Committee on town pump reports
that the bills presented by Stock &
Johnson and returned to them for
correction, have not been returned
to him yet
Sergeant Collier presented bill of
Chas. Fortune for M days work as
overseer of road work at Lax per
day, amounting to $IIo6. on mo
ton the bill was allowed.
Sergeant Collier presented bill of
w. w. Miller, amounting TO $40,
for services giving levels for street
work. On motion the bill was al.
lowed.
NJ. Sheldon was elected Recorder
in place of g X. Osgood
$. + HOARD, Rec0rder
pro tenn
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Thcir business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such y general revival of trade at any
Drug Store as their giving away 10
their customers of so many free trial
bottles of Or. Kng's New ID scOyery
for Consumption. ir trade sim
ply enormous in tbi, very valuable ar
Gle from the fact that DO always cures
and never d.sappoinIs Coughs, {. Ids.
Asthma, Bronchitis. Group. AID ali
throat and lung diseases qu ckIy cured.
You can test it before buying by get
ting trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every bottle warranted 3
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Give Them 4 Chance.

That BIS 20 say, your lungs. Also all your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma
chinery DO Us. BOT only the larger air pass
ages, bat the thousands of little tubes and
cavities leading from them.
When these are clogged and cholxed with
matter which ought not 10 be there, your
lungs cannot half 90 their work. And what
they do. they cannot do well.
Call 10 cold, cough, Group, pneumonia,
catarrh, CoHsUmpti 10 or any Of the family
Of throat and nose and head and lung OBJ
etructious, al are bad. a N ought % be got
rid Of There is just one sure way TO get rid
Of them. That Is to take scuCc's German
syrup, Will any druggist VIII sell you ut %
cents bottle. Even " everything else has
fnled, you may depend upon this for
cnrtnln.
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There was no w. G. T. L..
organized in Ceredo, although Mrs
Jennie McClurkin worked earnestly
while here this week for that pur-
pose. 1t is no wonder that the
shouts of drunken jewellers and
reports from pistols in the hands
of intoxicated men and boys can
be heard at all hours of the night in
Ceredo. Drunkenness will CON
tinue to grow in our community as
long as temperance people Church
members, especially remain in
different.
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7. b. Mccain.
st Ccredo, w. Va.

The Huntington AduertiSer, in
speaking of the Ensign Works, says:
The consumption of iron in the
different shops and departments
amounts to ninety tons a day. n
quantity sufficient to keep two good
sized blast furnaces in operation
constantly. twenty-five car loads of
lumber are required daily to furnish
the timber used in the planning mills
and erecting shops, equaling the
capacity OF several large saw mills.
Fifty car loads of freight on an
average are received each day when
the works are in full operation. To
operate these great works six hun
dred men are employed, and the
monthly pay roll reaches the band
some sum of thirty thousand dol
lar"
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am now selling GENUINE CHI
CAGO COTTAGE ORGAN. solid wal
nut case, 9 stOls, full sets Of reeds.
nickclulatnd pedal protectors. war
ranted for years for ONLY FIFTY
SEVEN DOLLARS. I end free with
this organ % silver plated adjustable
organ lamp, handsome stool and an
instructor. Write for cuJ and full d.
scTiptiOn ~ this org free ~ mail.
Address ROY g. STONE, The Oryan
Man, KiugwOOd, W. Va. sZ2-ti3.
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r. X. BaowN, JH.

A correspondent writes that he
would like to become an editor.
You would, son. You would, eh
We'll after you become an editor
and write, 81 kissed her under the
silent stars" and the composiior
sets it up, | kicked her under the
cellar stairs" you will just ache to
grow bow-legged, following a pair
of oxen along furrow across a forty
acre field .-E,e.
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There will be difference iu
towns. A town is not essentially
different from am individual As a
rule liar or a hog or cutthroat
or kicker comes 90 grief in his
business, and Sc IS so with q town.
a town that has 90 real advantages
and is populated by robbers, may
have q boom, but it will also have a
tackset, but town that is liberal
Out reasonable; cntcrprising but not
crazy; where the business men are
united aud stand by their town, keep
up It's streets, It's chools. its news.
papers, its churches; talk for it,
advertise %, believe in It, why the
lots in that town are as good as gold
in q London bank 49, Il.
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Notice!

w. $. Napier& Co. want Pota-
toes, Apples, Onions, Eggs and all
other kind OF produce Take your
produce to them and get the highest
market price. When You call take
look at their nice FALL AND
WINTER GOODS. They will
make you comfortable for less mon.
cy than any one else. They handle
the celebrated Tracy Boots and
Shoes. O6-t2
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NJ. u. Amendments.

GUYANporTE DIsrRicT-M. w, Rider, Pre-
siding Elder.
Cassville, J. T. Davis; Ccrcdo. c. G. Shaw;
Coal Itiver, TO be supplied; Fairfield, a. w.
10 be supplied; Huntington. IL. 4. sanford;
Laurel, To he supplied; Milton, q. w. Mathe-
y. caldwell; Wayne, B. Darlington; May
field, O.. W. Marston.
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Might school.

The undersigned will conduct a
night school in Ccredo, beginning
Monday evening, October 18TH,
1857. Only a limited number OF
students will be received in order
that individual instruction may be
given to those who prefer this
method TO class instruction. Be
sides the common school branches
the course OF study will include
Book keeping, Algebra, Geometry,
Physiology, Natural Philosophy,
etc, etc, II any desire these subjects.
Terms $3.50 per month. For
further information call on or adj
dress
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Mr.. J NJ. Ferguson, the fashiona-
bic merchant tailor Of Huntington,
has received fine line of goods
and invites the young, as well as
the old, gentlemen of Ccredo and
Wayne county TO call and leave
their measure for 4 suit Of clothes.
He guarantees satisfaction in every
respect. Shop next to Bank of
Huntington. Sept 8
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The announcement of the engage
ment of Mr. Niche Broh, of the firm
of Broh Bros, Huntington, and
Miss Ida Gideon, daughter of Sam.
Gideon, ofthe same place, have been
made public. We Congratulate Mr..
Broh on his excellent choice.
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Thomas Floyd, who works for
Mont. Goble at this place, had the
misfortune to get Lis foot mashed
last Saturday. He was riding
horseback when the animal fell
down, with the above result.
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BmckIen,s Arnira saIvc.

The Best Salye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price p cents per box.
For sale by all druggists
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SE-OSENrON-At the residence Of the
brides mOther. near Grayson. Ky, Mr. II .
II. Case 10 Miss Blanch Osenton.
a pANtS-HANEN.-O ON oct. 9Th, by Rev j.
u. Garrett, AZ his residence. Mr Vim Adj
ans 10 Miss Matte Haneyi all OF this coun-
~.
PANCAKE SIIUM A1E.-At Ironton, Ohio
the 9Th irst., by Rev. Mr.. McCune, Nj u. j.
IeucHke 70 Miss Alice Shuinate; both OF
Wayne Z. III W. Va.
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Most everything in this world is
full of deception. The largest
orange has the thiekest peel, and
the reddest apple is often the sour
est. Things are not what they
seem to be. The girl who wears
pretty bangs may have false hair,
and the most graceful skater may
be the poorest sort of cook. The
loud barking dog seldom bites. The
man who boasts of his wealth and
sneers at the poor will die wearing
patched pantaloons-or none at all.
--Er.
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The enrolment Of the students
attending the Cercdo public schools,
during the past month, are as fol-
lows: Girls, IS; boys, SO; total, r65.
average daily attendance: Boys, 70;
girls, Of; total, I43. Three teachers
cannot do Justice by so MANY pupils.
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Hon Eustace Gibson, of Hunting
ton, has been appointed by the
Ohio Democratic State Committee
to speak at several important places
in that State during the next two
weeks.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-10-13

Mr.. Wayne Ferguson, Of this
place, who was appointed to a
timber agency under the general
land Office about a year ago, at a
salary OF 81 200 per annum, has had
it increased to 81 300.
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Paid I'm fun.

have received from T. T. Me
Dougal, ag't for the Equitable Acct
dent Insurance Co, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, the amount, in FUN, as iudcm-
nifty for recent injuries received
while working at Millender x Co
mills, and recommend the Company
to be first-class. Every one should
carry policy.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-10-13

Mr.. Frank Hursey, ofGuyandotte.
owned an interest in the mill that
was destroyed by fire at Huntington,
Saturday evening.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-10-13

Many forget that the hair and scalp need
cleansing. Extensive use OF Ayers Hair Wig
or has proven that Il Is the best cleansing
agent for the haIr-that Il prevents dandrun
and stimulates the hair to renewed growth.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-10-13

Lawyer Tim Smith, of Hamlin,
has accepted position as guard in
the Penitentiary at Moundsville.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-10-13

About $500 were realized ut the
Oyster Supper given by the ladies
of the Congregational church last
Friday evening.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-10-13

Rev. w. ~. Cheuvront has been
assigned to Middlebourne, Tyler
county.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-10-13

1t was laughable to see VIM. Hunt
and Newt. Millender falling in the
cistern.
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Oscar Jones'

Gem Restaurant, Huntington, is
emphaticaily the best place to get a
good meal. Only Is cents.
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For Fine Artistic Photographs
that last ALWAYS go to Kirk, Hun
tington, w. Va.
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Renew your subscription.

The woods are beginning to be-
come variegated.
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The Greedy County Gazette has been sod
70 Judge g. FulkersOn.-l Syracuse sontl-
mel.
We congratulate the Judge upon
bis entry to tie journalistic field,
but bore the citizens ofGreely will
not allow themselves 20 be .nveighcd
into the ranks of Democracy by the
sophistry of the West Virginian.-
Hearney County { Ran) AdJ0cate.
Our readers are well acquainted
with Judge A. G Fulkerson, form
erly Of this county, and viii be glad
20 know that be is prospering in his
western home.
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There will be no service in the
Cong'l church next sabbath morn
ing.
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MILLINERY!

We have just received our FaIl
stock OF Millinery goods, consist
ling Of Hats, trimmed and unlr.m.
med Velvets plain and fancy Sat
Iins, tips, feathers aud plushes. Dol
short We have everything % bel
found in first class millinery e..
.tablishment at very reasonable pri.
ces. Hats from IS cts. up. Call and
examine Our goods.
Mrs. Lizzie GrOtae,
Miss Ida Miilendcr,
NiHcnder Black. CereR0. W. w.
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III. Newman, at Huntington, has
a cash railway in his store. When
in Huntington 90 and see it.
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Go to Frampton 81 Douthit, Hunt
ington, for Heavy Harness, and
Harness Of all kinds.
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Braceup.

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vehicles" On motion the amend
ment was adopted.
NJ. SHELpEN, Recorder.
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Fire nd Hnntlnetnn

The fire at Huntington, Saturday
evening about o'clock, could be
plainly seen from this place, and
various opinions were given by
parties as 90 TIC locality OF the ilu-
mination We learn the fire caught
in saw mill owned and run by
Page, Bonner q Co situated near
the Ensign Works. which was en-.
tirely destroyed. together with four
tenement houses The loss Is about
six thousand dollars, with -four thou.
sand Eve hundred dollars insurance
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We have not listened 20 "a better
temperance address for q long time
than that delivered by Mrs. Jennie
McClurkin at the Congregational
church last Monday evening u
was rhetorically eloquent and log
ically sensible The w. G.. r. L.
has acted wisely in securing the
services Of Mrs. McClurkiu. Il was
a noticeable fact however. that a
large majority OF the church mem
bers, Of the various religious demon
nations i'm town, were absent, As
long as The churches refuse 60 work
Tor temperance, just so long win we
have dunkeoncss in our communi.
ty, our State and our Nation.
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and indigestion but failed 20 hud relief until
began taking Ayers sarsaparilia. This
medicine entirely cured me My appetite
and digestion arc now perfect" Fred. @.
Bower, eos Seventh s., South Boston, Mass.
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